In pictures: The reindeer people under threat this Christmas
To the world's indigenous peoples of the Arctic, reindeer are not just for Christmas
News from the Innu
Christmas crisis for Canada’s iconic reindeer herd
Indigenous people are concerned about the 63% population drop of the George River Herd
Innu man completes historic 4,000 km walk
Michel Andrew walked to raise awareness of an escalating diabetes crisis and to reconnect young Innu with their land
Christmas reindeer mystery as world’s largest herd plummets
Local indigenous people blame the spread of massive industrial projects in eastern Canada for diminishing numbers.
The world’s original scientists’ observations of climate change
Tribal peoples from the Arctic to the Amazon share an intimate knowledge of their ecosystems
Innu protest at mineral exploration project in vital hunting grounds
Cap-Ex Ventures is exploring for iron ore in the Labrador Trough
Innu agreement signed while the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit Canada
Land claim has been in negotiation with the government for over 20 years
Book exposing Innu persecution wins award
Professor Colin Samson, associate and supporter of Survival International, has won the prestigious Pierre Savard Award for his book on the forced assimilation of the Innu people of the Labrador-Québec peninsula.
Columbus Day marked by Indians’ suicide ‘epidemic’
Indians in North and South America are killing themselves in record numbers as the continent marks Columbus Day (12th October). In one small Indian community in Canada, four young people have hanged themselves in the past three months alone.
Innu return to London with a new initiative to help young Innu people
Four years after coming to London to launch Survival International's report 'Canada's Tibet: the killing of the Innu', Jean-Pierre Ashini has returned to publicise a new initiative which seeks to reconnect young Innu with their land.